PL/SQL Developer is a great tool
but often i become embarrassed with long code. Is there easy way to get "if then" text while standing in the middle or at the "end if" without jumping through code? So i wonder about feature like this:
Following improvement wanted:
1) Indicator showing if DBMS_output has activity.
2) Fetch buffer during execution in order to get messages instantly. This is possible in separate execution thread for current connection.
Best regards, Dima
"Recall statement" shows only 1st charachters of query. Actually query identified by tables used there. For me it would be nice to see tables in Ctrl-E or even automatically popup history during typing
from table1,table2,table3.
This is just raw idea just for discussion.
I have a big unordered history of queries beacause many people ask me to make some report pretty fast. So i always have a dilemma - to analyze my history or to create new query. My suggestion about new feature in order to improve performance of work:
when i start typing my new query then some...
I suppose following enhancements :
1) To avoid skipping output information -- add notification into DBMS Output tab for test script.
No output tab configuration:
[Test script][DBMS Output][Statistics][Profiler][Trace]
if output presents then tab notifies about this:
[Test script][**DBMS...
To improve big source navigation it is necessary
- to add a filter what to show
[x] variables [x] procedures [x]....
(This it similar to Delphi settings)
- to add procedure names at toolbar
see image
I am aware about this feature but this query shows main session. But i think about session information bound to the running window. I need always guess what session is bound to target window.
Actually most usefull for me is "Kill current session" button placed at running window.
But event this...
1) one more tab for program window : "Session information".
It would be usefull to watch fields from gv$session and other views for current session of current window. Also adding button for current session killing would be usefull.
2) dbms output window
a) watch dbms_output data while script...
When one starts plsqldev he sees an empty working area.
I thing it should look like windows desktop with shortcuts and a list of recent objects. Or even like a new tab of Google Chrome browser.
Regards,
Dim